by Jennifer Lorey | May 15, 2018 | Addiction, Alcoholism, Family
When families of loved ones are faced with the disease of addition there is a tremendous amount of confusion, concern, anger and everything in between. While support for an addict in recovery is vital – enabling an active addict can be lethal. This is where so much...
by Jennifer Lorey | Jun 20, 2017 | Alcoholism, Couples Therapy, Family
1. “I am still not the priority?!” When one enters recovery, their partner is usually feeling a great sense of relief and gratitude. Possibly believing some “normalcy” will return to their lives. Time together, evenings out, no more fighting the booze for attention....
by Jennifer Lorey | Jan 7, 2016 | Family
What is your very first memory? Who does it involve? What is the emotion you feel when thinking of it? Is there a message you internalized from this memory? Chances are that you can answer each of these questions when you sit to think about it. Our memories hold the...